Other Fuel System Tank Assembly problems of the 2006 Jeep Liberty - part 1

I fill up the tank but the gas tank does not show that I put gas in it.

The rear suspension lower control arms may corrode and could break without warning. Safety risk: a broken rear suspension lower control arm could cause a loss of vehicle control and cause a crash. Remedy: the right and left side rear suspension lower control arms must be replaced the fuel tank on your vehicle has a small chance of experiencing a fuel leak during certain types of rear end collisions. Safety risk: fuel leakage in the presence of an ignition source can result in an underbody fire.

Tl- the contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that for the last couple of years, while fueling the vehicle, the fuel would spewed back out. The vehicle was taken to findlay Chrysler Jeep Dodge ram post falls dealer, (550 n alberta st, post falls, id 83854, (208) 457-1900) where a diagnostic testing was completed that the fuel tank and fuel filler neck needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and referred the contact to NHTSA. The approximate failure mileage was 60,000. Aw.

I own a 2006 Jeep Liberty made for export. I live in mexico. I purchased this car in mexico. I have read about the recall for this model year because of the fuel tank problems. I need the name and address of a Jeep dealer in guadalajara, mexico where they can put the trailer hitch on at no cost for parts and labor. My e-mail ksreichenecker@yahoo. Com I would appreciate any help you can give me.

I have owned my 2006 Jeep Liberty for 6 years, and not one time have I completely filled my fuel tank that it didn't gush fuel out everywhere, including on me !.

Every time I fill the gas tank (parked with engine turned off), gas spews from the filler tube, runs down the side of the car, pools on the ground and underneath the car, creating an extremely dangerous situation. Gas continues to spew out and all over the area until I desperately grab the gas pump nozzle handle and manually disengage it! I now never can depend upon auto shut-off!! I have to manually operate the pump nozzle, not take my hand off it, listen to the gushing tone sound as the tank nears the full point and shut off the nozzle by hand when I hear the gas getting ready to spew all over the place!! this is so dangerous!!!!! over the course of several years, I thought this problem was just unique to my car but after talking with two other Jeep Liberty owner acquaintances, I discovered they had the same dangerous safety problem with their Jeep Liberty, as well. This is so dangerous. . . . It needs to be recalled and fixed!!! ("when did this happen field below: July 2009 to present").

Every time I start to fill my tank it overflows. I lose approx. 1/2 gallon on the ground every time I put fuel in. This is ridiculous! I just bought this Jeep a few weeks ago. The previous owner/ dealership did not make us aware of this problem.

First refuel since purchase on 3/7/15. Gas tank overflowed onto ground and on person refueling. Fuel nozzle shut off after gas gushed out.

Fuel spillage every time fueling tank. Takes ~ 15min to fill take. Need to reduce fuel flow from pump down to a drizzle otherwise fuel spills all over car, ground and myself. Very dangerous!.

When pushed to speed up at a fast rate and upon approaching 65mph or faster the service engine light flashes slowly. My mechanic found the code reader saying a misfire was happening. When that light flashes it starts to shake pretty bad. Determined that cylinder 1 has low compression. Only way to find out for sure what to do next is to tear down the motor which I do not have the money for that. Sad how waistful people are forced to be with vehicles. Its still pretty new!! we took good care of this Jeep maintaining it correctly since we got it with only 37k miles and has not had any problems till now. So this was a shock! before 37k miles I am not aware of this particular Jeep's engine repair history. Also this same Jeep had the clogged fuel line causing the tank to spill out while fueling up when it was not full yet.

I received a recall notice in August 2014 regarding the fuel tank on my car. It has taken until today to get the part at the dealership, jones of bel air. Some of the blame is due to the parts not being available and that jones did not contact me when the parts came in, as they said they would. I believe this has placed me at risk of harm due to the fuel tank leak that could cause a fire in the event of a collision.

Received a recall notice over a year ago. Dealer continues to say parts are not available. This is not a timely repair and every day this is delayed is another opportunity for a rear end collision to impact the gas tank. Coming to believe that with the volume of recalls issued the NHTSA does not have the ability to enforce these repairs.

Every time for the past 9 months when I have filled up my gas tank it overflows and doesn't shut off.

I received a recall notice approximately 6 months ago that the fuel tank could leak during certain types of rear end collisions. I was notified that Chrysler would install a rear trailer hitch to manage crash forces in low-speed impacts. The recall stated that this inspection and install would occur when parts were available. I still have not received the inspection or follow up letter.

I received a recall n46/NHTSA 13v-252 in January that said I would need to contact my dealer in order to get the fuel tank leakage issue fixed. I have called dealers repeatedly and they keep saying that they do not have the parts available. It has been five months and that is too long to wait. The recall notice stated that if the dealer fails to remedy this defect wihin a reasonable time, I may submit a written complaint to this website. That is what I am doing now. Please let me know what further steps I need to take to ensure the safety of my family while driving this defective vehicle.

Received recall notice on 1/7-2014. Called local Chrysler dealer numerous time since Jan. They keep telling me that Chrysler has yet to come up with the remedy. I would think that anything that has to do with a leaky fuel tank, would get high priority. Why don't the NHTSA look into what is going on thanks.

The NHTSA safety recall of my Jeep Liberty to repair a deadly defect with the placement of the fuel tank has not yet been repaired by Chrysler. They informed me of the recall in December, 2013, but the dealer (jim riehl's friendly Chrysler Jeep in warren, mi) told me they didn't have the part yet. When I called that same establishment on March 3, 2014 to schedule the important safety repair, I was given the same response - they didn't have the part in stock yet. Today I just received a mailing from jim riehl's friendly Jeep in warren mi which states:"recall notice. As of December 12, 2013, this vehicle has the following incomplete recalls/customer satisfaction notices: n46 (n46 / NHTSA 13v-252) please contact us to schedule an appointment. Recall/customer satisfaction notice repairs will be performed free. " when I called russ in service at that same friendly Jeep today, may 28, 2014 - - part not yet in stock. The statement about the recall repair is fraudulent - the mailing contained two coupons for vehicle maintenance. When will you stop this farce and force Chrysler to stop endangering their customers and repair their deadly defect?.

I am asking for help in getting my 2006 Jeep Liberty safety defect taken care of by the local dealer. It is a known fact that the tank location on this type vehicle is dangerous if car is hit from behind. I have tried calling and writing to perkins Chrysler without any response to date. I feel that corporate greed is trumping my safety. Can you offer any help?.

I called Chrysler (800-247-9753) and spoke to laneece about NHTSA reference #13v252000; gas tank assembly recall and was told my vehicle. She told me my 2006 was not on their list for recall. I gave her the last 8 digits of my VIN and she said it was not on the recall. I referenced the NHTSA number and was told the same thing. I told her I am the only owner of the vehicle and purchased it from barnett Chrysler/Jeep, white bear lake, mn in Mar 2007. Again I was told my VIN is not on recall. I asked how that could be; the gas tanks were not placed in different locations depending on the vehicle. They are placed in the same location on the vehicle. When I asked why my vehicle is not on the list, all I was told is the VIN isn't listed. I was told it would be corrected with a tow hitch; which I do not currently have. I would like to know where I can go to file a further compaint about how this is being handled and why I cannot get any definite answers to my questions. Thank you. Sandy oldeen.

Tl - the contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that after refueling, fuel started to spew out filler neck. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the filler neck was defective and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired but the failure recurred. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer. The technician stated that the fuel tank needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 90,000 and the current mileage was 108,000. Pm.

I purchased a 2006 Jeep Liberty summer of 2013 and the first time I filled it up, the fuel overflowed onto the back fender and onto the ground. I have experienced this numerous times when attempting to fill the tank fully. It results in a mess at best and a fire hazard at worst. This appears to be a known issue, yet has not been addressed for resolution. I would say this is definitely a safety hazard and risk. Please consider action.

After calling to have my Jeep fixed, for the recall. . . Fuel tank may experience a leak. . . . The dealership would not fix it. They said they would call me and never did. When I took it back, they refused to fix it.

This was the first time that we had filled the tank up on our 2006 Jeep Liberty since we purchased it on June 7, 2013. While standing at the pump waiting for the tank to fill up, the tank started overflowing with gas. I had gas all over me, the car, and the ground. I wrote it off as being a problem with the pump. 1 week later I go to a different pump to fill it up, and it happens again. So I called the dealership that services my vehicles and explained the problem and we took it in for them to look at. They said that this is a common problem but Jeep will not fix the issue. I started looking on Jeep forums and have found quite a few instances of this same problem on the Jeep Liberty and these people have also filed claims to the nhsta. The only way for the problem to be fixed is for the tank to be replaced because there is a check valve in the tank that is causing this. This is a very costly repair as I have called a couple of dealerships around in the are with the tank alone costing over $1,400 dollars. This is a known issue that Jeep refuses to fix. It is a safety issue due to a manufacturing defect.

I filled up my gas tank at the gas station and the gas started over-flowing out of the gas tank after stopping the pump from pumping.

When fueling the Jeep, the Jeep overfills every time, every pump. I contacted Jeep but they refuse to help fix the problem. This is a major safety hazard to the person fueling the vehicle. The dealership has said it has to replace the fuel tank.

Fuel overflow at the gas pump. The pump will not shut off when tank is reaching the full point, therefore spilling fuel on the car, ground and often the person pumping gas.

Since I haven recievind my Jeep Liberty renagade 2006 model. My husband and I have noticed that everytine we would fill up the gas tank. That lots of gas would pour out onto the car and the ground. We have done internet research and have found that lots of Jeep Liberty owners are having this same issue. There are videos and thousands of comments in regards to this issue. I have also contacted the epa, joel e. And they are aware of the problem and had chrystler issue a recall to fix this issue. However my vehicle year falls out of the recall dates listed. We I spoke with them they said to contact you guys because there is not as many of my vehicle years to expand the recall. I feel this is a huge safety issue and need help with trying to get a recall on my vehicle year. I have taken the vehicle to our local chrystler dealer and they want to pay for a brand new gas tank at $500. 00+ and I don't feel that because I own a 06 and not an 07 or 08 that I should have to pay for this defect. I contacted chrystler main number and they told me that my vehicle is not involved in the recall. When it should be.

Every time I fill the gas tank, about a cup of gas shoots out as the gas hose turns off.

Gas tank overflowed spilling gas on ground when pump cut off. Has happened at different gas stations so fault is in Jeep fill system.

When I want to refill the fuel tank the fuel squirts out the fill hole before the nozzle shuts off. It's been doing that since I bought the car a couple years ago. I was told the only way to fix the problem was to replace the fuel tank.

Tl - the contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that while refueling, fuel overflowed and spewed from the filler neck without warning. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the fuel tank needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 48,000 and the current mileage was 54,773. Dr.

The contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that whenever refueling the vehicle, the fuel shut off valve failed to operate and fuel would continuously overflow from the fuel tank. The fuel would spill onto the contact's clothing and then onto the ground. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer who advised that the fuel tank would need to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the defect and informed the owner that they would be responsible for $400. 00 of the repair expense and the remaining costs would be the manufacturer's responsibility. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 58,000.

The contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that after refueling the fuel tank, fuel spilled back out from the filler neck. The vehicle was not inspected by a dealer or an independent mechanic. The manufacturer was contacted and they offered no assistance. The failure mileage was approximately 120,000. The current mileage was approximately 160,000.

The gas tank overflows everytime it is filled. This happens at any gas station and every time it is left on autofill. The Jeep also emits a strong odor of gas regularly.

Fuel tank overflows, per repair shop needs to be replaced due to faulty valve. Was told that this is same valve that prevent fuel spillage in the event of a rollover.